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Development of the Relationship Problems Scale (RPS): Its Specificity Among LGBTQI+ Individuals and Its Association with Dissolution Rates
This study aimed to develop and validate the Relationship Problems Scale (RPS) to assess romantic relationship difficulties among LGBTQI+ individuals. A diverse sample of 1,057 participants completed the RPS along with measures of love and life satisfaction. Six key factors were identified: Projecti
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