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July 28, 2026Personal Relationships

Dyadic Validation of the Partner Emotion Work Scale: Evidence From Portuguese‐Speaking Couples

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FMF MoreiraUniversidade do PortoÓCÓscar CervillaUniversidad de GranadaITInês M. TavaresUniversidade Lusófona do Porto

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Overview

Randomized trial validates a new emotion work scale in Portuguese couples, indicating its reliability for assessments.

Key Points

  • This research aims to translate, adapt, and validate the Partner Emotion Work Scale for Portuguese-speaking couples, while exploring its factor structure.
  • Data collected from 155 romantic couples to evaluate the Portuguese Partner Emotion Work Scale.
  • Factor analyses performed to support a three-factor model: Emotional Support, Intimate Communication, and Companionship.
  • Analyzed both self-referred and partner-referred versions for psychometric properties.
  • Confirmed a three-factor model for both self- and partner-reported versions of the PEW Scale.
  • Demonstrated strong internal consistency across all subscales.
  • Showed significant content validity and expected associations with related variables.

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Moreira et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6851062845b684d16f033ahttps://doi.org/10.1111/pere.70079
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