An Examination and Revision of the Love Attitude Scale in Serbia

Todosijević, Bojan; Arančić, Aleksandra; Ljubinković, Snežana

doi:10.5964/ijpr.v3i1.32

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“…The confirmatory factor analysis on the 19-item scale revealed that the data for both the total sample and for each of the nationalities studied (Spanish and Ukrainian) adequately fitted the proposed measurement model with the 6-factor structure of love, thus maintaining the six types of love described by Hendrik, Hendrik and Dicke (1998). The structure's persistence based on the six factors or love styles remains consistent with other cross-cultural studies (Todosijević et al 2009;White et al, 2004, Neto et al, 2000. Likewise, the multigroup CFA as a function of nationality showed factorial invariance between the Spanish and Ukrainians.…”

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Actitudes hacia el amor: un estudio transcultural entre Ucrania y España

Soriano Ayala,

C. Cala,

Pruska-Pruska

2023

IJNE

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This study presents the translation and validation of the Love Attitudes Scale-Short Form (LAS-SF) to the Ukrainian and Spanish context. In addition, a comparative analysis is performed on the love styles shown by a sample of 611 people, of which 346 were residents of the city of Almería (Spain) and 259 were residents of Lviv (Ukraine). The results show good psychometric characteristics for the scale and a factorial invariance between the groups of origin, while preserving the original six-factor structure. Regarding the love styles, similarities are identified between the Spanish and Ukrainians in the importance of ludic (playful) love and the low importance of physical attraction or passionate love. In terms of differences, one can see that ludic, friendly, and pragmatic love styles are significantly higher in the Ukrainian population while obsessive love appears more valued in the Spanish population. Religion is related to significantly diminishing the obsessive love styles. The differences between the Spanish and Ukrainian groups give an account of some of the cultural similarities and differences that exist regarding conceptions of love in the interior of the European continent and that, according to the data, might be related to the role that religion plays in these societies.

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Actitudes hacia el amor: un estudio transcultural entre Ucrania y España

Soriano Ayala,

C. Cala,

Pruska-Pruska

2023

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“…Hendrick and Hendrick (1986) designed the Love Attitudes Scale (LAS) and their research represents a key player in this area. The LAS has been tested cross-culturally (e.g., Kanemasa et al 2004;Neto et al 2000;Todosijević, 2009;White et al 2004). These works in general support the six-dimensional model as evidenced by the Love Attitudes Scale.…”

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Gender Differences in Estimates of Love Styles for Self and Others

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2021

Sexuality & Culture

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This study investigated gender differences in how people estimate the intensity and style of love in themselves and in others. The six orientations toward love analyzed were: Eros (sex and passion), Ludus (game-playing), Storge (friendship and intimacy), Pragma (practical ventures), Mania (obsession and possessiveness), and Agape (altruistic love). The sample included 265 students (170 females and 95 males). Respondents evaluated their parents', romantic partners', and own overall love and the six love styles. Women endorsed self-estimates of storge, pragma and agape more than men did. Males assessed their female partners higher in mania. Gender differences in estimates of parental love styles were not found. Concerning self-partner differences, participants estimated their partners as being higher in ludic and manic love. Regarding generational differences, children well-tended to assess themselves higher in love than their fathers and mothers. Multiple regressions indicated that erotic, storgic and agapic love styles were significant predictors of overall love for self, romantic partners, and parents. Results are discussed with reference to previous research and some suggestions for further research are also noted.

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“…En los inicios de la historia de la cultura, el estudio del constructo del amor ha recibido una considerable atención y discusión desde la filosofía; por ejemplo, para Platón el amor es concebido como una emoción que existe de forma jerárquica, mientras que para Sócrates es una combinación de varios elementos (Wan, Hoesni, & Chong, 2012). Sin embargo, desde la psicología científica no se había demostrado un interés por investigar acerca del amor, sino hasta las últimas tres décadas, donde se revisó e investigó de manera creciente este constructo (Todosijević, Arančić, & Ljubinković, 2009). Producto de este interés, surgieron como resultado diversas operacionalizaciones del constructo del amor, sobre todo con la medición de las actitudes, los estilos y las dimensiones del amor, como ocurre en los trabajos de Rubin en 1970, Bardis en 1978, Hatfield en 1986, o de Sternberg, con su Teoría Triangular del Amor (1986, 1987, 1997citados por Carreño & Serrano, 1995).…”

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Propiedades psicométricas de la Escala de Actitudes sobre el Amor (LAS) en universitarios peruanos

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1986). La muestra estuvo compuesta por 381 estudiantes universitarios de Lima, Perú, (61.7 % mujeres) de entre 17 y 25 años de edad. Aparte del LAS, se aplicó el I-PANAS-SF adaptado por Gargurevich (2010), el cual evalúa el afecto positivo y negativo. Como resultados, el análisis factorial exploratorio del LAS arrojó una solución de seis factores (Eros, Ludus, Storge, Pragma, Manía y Ágape) que explicaron el 47.87 % de la varianza total. Las correlaciones entre las puntuaciones de los estilos Eros y Pragma y el afecto positivo fueron positivas y significativas; mientras que los estilos Manía y Ludus tuvieron correlaciones positivas y significativas con el afecto negativo. Utilizando el método de consistencia interna, la fiabilidad de los seis factores encontrados fue de .62 a .85; mientras que con el método testretest, los coeficientes de estabilidad fueron de .44 a .77. Estos resultados permiten concluir que el LAS y sus puntuaciones son una medida válida y fiable para medir las actitudes hacia el amor en la población de universitarios de Lima, Perú. Palabras clave: Actitudes hacia el amor, validez, confiabilidad, universitarios. Psychometric properties of the love attitudes scale in peruvianundergraduate students

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An Examination and Revision of the Love Attitude Scale in Serbia

Cited by 10 publications

References 19 publications

Actitudes hacia el amor: un estudio transcultural entre Ucrania y España

Actitudes hacia el amor: un estudio transcultural entre Ucrania y España

Gender Differences in Estimates of Love Styles for Self and Others

Propiedades psicométricas de la Escala de Actitudes sobre el Amor (LAS) en universitarios peruanos

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