Inventory Description
The Conflict in Adolescent Dating Relationships Inventory (CADRI-24) is a measurement tool designed to assess adolescents’ experiences and perceptions of conflict in their dating relationships. This scale includes 24 items covering various types of conflicts and behaviors within relationships, such as verbal, emotional, and physical violence.
Data Analysis and Usage
Data from the CADRI-24 are typically analyzed using statistical methods to evaluate the frequency and types of conflicts reported by adolescents. The results can be used to understand the nature of conflicts in adolescent relationships and to develop interventions or educational programs aimed at reducing violence and improving relationship quality.
Objective
The CADRI-24 aims to provide a detailed picture of conflicts in adolescent relationships, allowing researchers and practitioners to understand different forms of conflict and to develop strategies for prevention and intervention. By measuring various types of conflict, CADRI-24 helps in understanding issues related to relationships during adolescence.
Calibration
The CADRI-24 is usually calibrated using a Likert scale, where participants rate the frequency or intensity of conflicts in their relationships from “never” to “always.” Responses are collected and analyzed to provide an overall picture of conflicts and violence-related behaviors.
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