I. The Family Narrative Consortium: A Multidimensional Approach to Narratives (original) (raw)

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INTERRATER RELIABILITY AT Four Sires (COHEN'S kK) na—Sample size too small to complete rating for this scale. TABLE 1

INTERRATER RELIABILITY AT Four Sires (COHEN'S kK) na—Sample size too small to complete rating for this scale. TABLE 1

DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS FOR NARRATIVE SCALES COMBINING DaTA FROM Four SITES

DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS FOR NARRATIVE SCALES COMBINING DaTA FROM Four SITES

INTERCORRELATIONS OF NARRATIVE SCALES FOR HUSBANDS TABLE 4 demographics we used the covariance among measures as part of the mea- surement model (Bollen, 1988; Loehlin, 1987). SUR ARECAEL PERUANRE LUI TE, YOO» AUTRE, LUG We attempted to test the measurement model including Narrative Co- herence, Narrative Interaction, and Relationship Beliefs as separate latent variables using LISREL as our statistical package. The three-factor measure- ment model could not be successfully fit for husbands (y°(26) = 60.49, p= .0001, N = 126), wives (y°(26) = 61.22, p = .0001, N = 126) or husbands and wives combined (y°(26) = 80.86, p = .0002, N = 126).' We examined the resid- uals and determined that Relationship Beliefs were, indeed, not systemati- cally related to the overall model. Therefore we dropped Relationship Beliefs and conducted further model testing using only the scores from the Narrative Coherence and Narrative Interaction scales. pe * ae * a et teak

INTERCORRELATIONS OF NARRATIVE SCALES FOR HUSBANDS TABLE 4 demographics we used the covariance among measures as part of the mea- surement model (Bollen, 1988; Loehlin, 1987). SUR ARECAEL PERUANRE LUI TE, YOO» AUTRE, LUG We attempted to test the measurement model including Narrative Co- herence, Narrative Interaction, and Relationship Beliefs as separate latent variables using LISREL as our statistical package. The three-factor measure- ment model could not be successfully fit for husbands (y°(26) = 60.49, p= .0001, N = 126), wives (y°(26) = 61.22, p = .0001, N = 126) or husbands and wives combined (y°(26) = 80.86, p = .0002, N = 126).' We examined the resid- uals and determined that Relationship Beliefs were, indeed, not systemati- cally related to the overall model. Therefore we dropped Relationship Beliefs and conducted further model testing using only the scores from the Narrative Coherence and Narrative Interaction scales. pe * ae * a et teak

Ficure 1.—Husband confirmatory factor analysis narrative dimensions.

Ficure 1.—Husband confirmatory factor analysis narrative dimensions.

INTERCORRELATIONS OF NARRATIVE SCALES FOR WIVES TABLE 5

INTERCORRELATIONS OF NARRATIVE SCALES FOR WIVES TABLE 5

CovaRIANCE MATRIX FOR HusBAND AND WIFE MODEL

CovaRIANCE MATRIX FOR HusBAND AND WIFE MODEL

INTERCORRELATIONS OF NARRATIVE DIMENSIONS

INTERCORRELATIONS OF NARRATIVE DIMENSIONS

CorRELATIONS BETWEEN NARRATIVE DIMENSIONS AND CONGRUENCE OF TABLE 8

CorRELATIONS BETWEEN NARRATIVE DIMENSIONS AND CONGRUENCE OF TABLE 8

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