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Shows how satisfied you are with your relationship with a partner: how well it meets your needs and expectations and how many problems it has. It is your own view, not a verdict on the two of you.
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The Relationship Assessment Scale (RAS) was developed by Susan S. Hendrick in 1988 as a short, general measure of satisfaction in a relationship with a partner. Seven questions cover how well your partner meets your needs, how satisfied you are overall, how your relationship compares to most, regret, expectations, love and problems. Each answer scores 1 to 5, two questions are reversed, and the result is the average from 1 to 5.
The scale shows how you see your relationship today. It is not a diagnosis or a forecast, and it has no official cutoffs for good or bad. If you do not feel safe in your relationship, reach out for help whatever your score.
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Source: Relationship Assessment Scale (RAS): Hendrick S. S., 1988, A generic measure of relationship satisfaction, Journal of Marriage and the Family 50(1), 93-98, DOI 10.2307/352430; Hendrick S. S., Dicke A., Hendrick C., 1998, The Relationship Assessment Scale, Journal of Social and Personal Relationships 15(1), 137-142, DOI 10.1177/0265407598151009. Items and answer labels as printed in an appendix of Breckenridge L. M., 2012, Relationship Intimacy: Associations with Psychological Distress and Work Productivity in Breast Cancer Survivors, Uniformed Services University.
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