Relationship Test

How we experience closeness, trust, and connection in relationships is one of the longest-studied topics in social psychology. Attachment theory describes recurring patterns here -- for example, how strongly someone experiences fear of loss, or how comfortable someone feels with emotional closeness.

The ECR-R measures exactly these two dimensions (attachment anxiety and attachment avoidance), while the UCLA Loneliness Scale captures the subjective feeling of loneliness -- independent of how many social contacts actually exist. The CSI-4 asks about overall satisfaction with your relationship, using a research-replicated cutoff between satisfied and distressed relationships. The MSPSS captures perceived social support from three sources -- a special person, family, and friends. All of these constructs are tendencies or snapshots, not fixed categories, and can change over time and with different relationship experiences.