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Psychometric properties of the revised marital satisfaction inventory
correlations between individual scales and external criteria
criterion falls significantly above or below the base-rate
data from previous validation studies of the original
for that criterion. This provides evidence for the criterion
identify cutting points along individual scales at which a
instrument. Normalized T-scores were identified for each of
provided by both couples and therapists. Correlations were
R. Evidence for internal consistency and temporal stability
replicated across split-half samples. Joint contingency
Revised marital Satisfaction Inventory (MSI-R) using archival
tables were then created for each of the correlates to
the 11 revised scales and for the two new scales of the MSI-
This study examines the psychometric properties of the
validity of the MSI-R and provides data from which actuarial
was obtained. Criterion validity was studied by identifying
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