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questionnaires, design and use of, in relationship research  

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  • Questionnaires have been developed to assess many aspects of relationships. These include (a) characteristics of the individual's social network such as size (e.g., number of relationships), nature (e.g., types of relationships), and frequency of contact; (b) evaluation of relationships such as social support and loneliness; and (c) measures regarding a specific relationship (e.g., marital relationship, parent-child relationship). [Source: Encyclopedia of Human Relationships; Questionnaires, Design and Use of, in Relationship Research]

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