Reveals how indifferent and ambivalent partner relationships predict anxiety, suggesting measure selection affects outcomes.
• Indifferent and ambivalent partner relationships are both associated with health. • Measures used could affect which partner relationship quality pattern emerges. • Ambivalent relationships predicted anxiety when support-seeking measures were used. • Indifferent relationships predicted anxiety when general measures were used. • Positive-by-negative relationship quality pattern detected depends on measure selection.
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