RELATIONSHIPS ASSESSMENT

People in supportive, loving relationships are more likely to feel healthier, happier and satisfied with their lives and less likely to have mental or physical health problems. Most people want to have a stable long-term relationship but the statistics show that it is difficult to achieve.  One in three first marriages ends in divorce as do two in three second marriages.

The RDQ assesses one partner's views and experience of the other partner's attitudes and behaviours in twelve areas. These cover: autonomy, control and commitment; relatedness and communication; responsibilities, disagreements and conflict resolution; and, attraction, affection, romance and sex. For information about the reliability and validity of the test, click here...

Research indicates that there are two groups of critical success factors in a relationship. One group of factors is about things such as attraction, affection, romance and sex - the things that initially draw people together. The second group covers relationship handling skills, skills such as control, commitment, communication, conflict resolution and sharing of responsibilities, the factors that help build trust in marriage.

Your responses are compared with an international comparison group of over 130,000 people between the ages of 16 and 65.. Respondents came mainly from the =USA, Canada, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and Singapore.

Your report provides a summary assessment of green, amber and red flag areas in the relationship followed by a description of the quality of the relationship on each of the twelve relationship dimensions (11 pages). See sample report...

15-20 minutes.

$9.95 USD.

This test meets the key standards for reliability and validity of a modern psychometric instrument set out in the EFPA review criteria. See test catalogue for details.