The Romantic Jealousy as Multidimensional Construct: A Study on the Italian Short Form of the Multidimensional Jealousy Scale

Tani, Franca; Ponti, Lucia

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“…El instrumento fue desarrollado para evaluar los aspectos cognitivos, emocionales y conductuales de los celos en relaciones románticas. Diversos estudios informan buenos índices de consistencia interna superiores a .80 (Elphinston, Feeney, & Noller, 2011;Haas Bueno & Carvalho, 2005;Lucas, Pereira, & Esgalhado, 2012;Pfeiffer & Wong, 1989;Tani & Ponti, 2016); en Argentina se obtuvieron valores de coeficiente Alfa de .90, .86, .88 y .88 para las subescalas Cognitiva; Emocional; Comportamental y para el total, respectivamente (Delucchi et al, 2020). Para la muestra del presente estudio, los valores fueron .92, .87, .93 y .87, respectivamente.…”

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Celos y violencia en parejas de estudiantes de la Universidad de Cuenca, Ecuador

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En esta investigación se dimensiona la violencia en parejas de estudiantes universitarios y se explora su relación con los celos y otros correlatos. Con un diseño de corte transversal se encuestaron 186 estudiantes de Universidad de Cuenca. Los instrumentos utilizados fueron el Conflict in Adolescents Dating Relationships Inventory, la Multidimensional Jealousy Scale e items ad hoc sobre fidelidad, consumo de sustancias y estrés durante la relación de pareja. Los puntajes de violencia fueron bajos en general, pero preocupantes en el 5.4% de los encuestados. El 60.2% informó haber cometido por lo menos un acto violento físico durante la relación de pareja index. Los subtipos de violencia medidos tuvieron distribución similar entre varones y mujeres. La correlación entre violencia total cometida y sufrida fue .77 (p< .001). Se verificó asociación significativa entre la pertenencia al grupo de mayor violencia y los celos comportamentales y el estrés padecido durante la pareja.

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Celos y violencia en parejas de estudiantes de la Universidad de Cuenca, Ecuador

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“…Research on adult attachment has shown that those high in attachment anxiety are more likely to monitor partner behavior as they seek assurance of continued interest, and are more likely to perceive emotional and sexual threats to their relationships (White and Mullen, 1989). They experience jealousy more frequently and intensively than avoidant and securely attached individuals, and respond to jealousy-provoking situations with more fear, anger, and sadness (Sharpsteen and Kirkpatrick, 1997;Guerrero, 1998;Rodriguez et al, 2015;Tani and Ponti, 2016).…”

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Attachment Style and Jealousy in the Digital Age: Do Attitudes About Online Communication Matter?

Sullivan

2021

Front. Psychol.

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Romantic jealousy, a complex response to a real or perceived threat to a romantic relationship, can have serious negative consequences for individuals, partners and perceived rivals. The likelihood of a jealous response is heightened among individuals who experience attachment anxiety, and online communication and social media provide unique fodder for romantic jealousy. The purpose of the current study is to test whether the association between attachment anxiety and online jealousy (jealous response to ambiguous hypothetical online scenarios) is moderated by negative attitudes about online communication. Individuals in dating relationships were asked about attachment anxiety and attitudes about online communication (i.e., apprehension and concern about misunderstandings) as well as emotional, cognitive, and behavioral online jealousy. Hierarchical linear regression revealed an attachment anxiety-attitude interaction, such that the link between attachment anxiety and jealousy was stronger for participants with relatively low levels of negative attitudes about online communication compared to participants with relatively high levels of negative attitudes. The current study expands knowledge about attachment anxiety and jealousy in the context of online communication and social media, and highlights the importance of considering attitudes about online communication when studying relationship processes in the digital arena.

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“…The Multi-Dimensional Jealousy Scale (MJS) is translated into different languages, such as Italian. Tani and Ponti (2016) estimated the MJS factor structure using a sample of 361 people with a mean age of 26.50. The original scale factor structure has a satisfactory internal consistency of .80 to.85.…”

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Urdu Translation and Cross-Language Validation of the Multi-Dimensional Jealousy Scale Among Married Individuals of Lahore Pakistan

WAHIDA ANJUM et al.

2023

RLJ

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The current study translated and validated the Multi-Dimensional Jealousy Scale (MJS) from English into Urdu. Age ranges of the participants varied from 25- 50 years (M = 29.14, SD = 08.12, and separate data were used for cross-language validation (n = 80), Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA) n = 130, and Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) n = 150 with same credentials. Semantic analysis and forward-back translation methods (Brislin, 1976) were used for translation purposes. Psychometric properties and cross-language validation results showed good internal consistency and reliability. Findings also retained the original factor structure with little variations on the current sample. Urdu MJS will help family-couple therapists and researchers to effectively deal with cognitive, emotional, and behavioral jealousy in the cultural context of Pakistan.

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The Romantic Jealousy as Multidimensional Construct: A Study on the Italian Short Form of the Multidimensional Jealousy Scale

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Cited by 10 publications

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Celos y violencia en parejas de estudiantes de la Universidad de Cuenca, Ecuador

Celos y violencia en parejas de estudiantes de la Universidad de Cuenca, Ecuador

Attachment Style and Jealousy in the Digital Age: Do Attitudes About Online Communication Matter?

Urdu Translation and Cross-Language Validation of the Multi-Dimensional Jealousy Scale Among Married Individuals of Lahore Pakistan

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