2016
DOI: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.07.02.10
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The Factorial Structure of the Quality of Relationships Inventory-Parents Perception (QRI-PP)

Abstract: Literature reports that the quality of family relationships, particularly with parents, is associated with psychopathology, namely depression, in adolescents. QRI was developed by Pierce, Sarason and Sarason (1991) and adapted to the Portuguese population by Neves and Pinheiro (2006), and the QRI-PP was created from QRI for adolescents. The present study intends to analyse the factorial structure and reliability of the Quality of Relationships Inventory -Parents Perception (QRI-PP). The sample was composed by … Show more

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“…Support/depth. Support and depth of the relationship was measured with eight items from the Quality of Relationships Inventory-Parent Perception (QRI-PP; Matos, Pinheiro, Costa, & Mota, 2016), which was derived from the original Quality of Relationship Inventory (Pierce et al, 1991). This was adapted for the child's perspective, replacing the word "child" with "parent.…”
Section: Dependent Variables: Relational Qualitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Support/depth. Support and depth of the relationship was measured with eight items from the Quality of Relationships Inventory-Parent Perception (QRI-PP; Matos, Pinheiro, Costa, & Mota, 2016), which was derived from the original Quality of Relationship Inventory (Pierce et al, 1991). This was adapted for the child's perspective, replacing the word "child" with "parent.…”
Section: Dependent Variables: Relational Qualitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Kail & Cavanaugh, 2006;Van Tergouw, 2011;Amaya-Hernández et al, 2017) Según Pierce, Sarason y Sarason (1991), la calidad de las relaciones con los pares se refiere al grado en que estas son percibidas en base a tres componentes: soporte, conflicto y profundidad. En primer lugar, la dimensión de soporte se refiere a la disponibilidad de apoyo social percibida en relaciones específicas (Verhofstadt, Buysse, Rosseel & Peene, 2006;Matos, Pinheiro, Costa & Mota, 2016). Asimismo, las relaciones consideradas como fuente de soporte son aquellas en las que los individuos son sensibles a las necesidades de los demás (Pierce et al, 1991).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Asimismo, las relaciones consideradas como fuente de soporte son aquellas en las que los individuos son sensibles a las necesidades de los demás (Pierce et al, 1991). En segundo lugar, el conflicto se refiere a la medida en que la relación es percibida como una fuente de conflicto y ambivalencia (Verhofstadt et al, 2006;Matos et al, 2016). Además, Pierce et al (1991), sostiene que el conflicto interpersonal desempeña un papel importante en el ajuste personal y que su impacto es independiente a la contribución del soporte social.…”
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