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Developmental, child, family and couple

Communication Patterns Questionnaire.

CPQ

Developmental, child, family and coupleOpen with attribution35 items

couple communication when handling relationship problems - Mutual Constructive Communication, Mutual Avoidance, and Demand/Withdraw (self-demand/partner-withdraw and partner-demand/self-withdraw) across before, during and after a problem

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Length and format
35 items. 9-point likelihood (1 very unlikely to 9 very likely); subscale composites (constructive communication, demand/withdraw) (self-report questionnaire)
Language versions
many incl. ES, DE, IT, PT, ZH; widely used cross-culturally in couple research
Licence
open with attribution

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Reference
Christensen, A. (1987). Detection of conflict patterns in couples. In K. Hahlweg & M. J. Goldstein (Eds.), Understanding major mental disorder: The contribution of family interaction research (pp. 250-265). New York: Family Process Press.

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