Interpersonal Conflict Questionnaire (ICQ)

The Interpersonal Conflict Questionnaire (ICQ) is a self-report scale to assess the level and affect of conflict in interpersonal relationships.

In Generation R, the ICQ was used to measure daily conflict among parents. Conflict was defined in terms of opposition and disagreement. Participants were instructed to describe only real events that involved themselves and at least one other person. The main caregiver, partner, and the adolescent reviewed a list of 10 situations for each conflict. Participants indicated whether and how often the topic was the source of a disagreement the last week and how they felt about it.

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  • Generation R

  • 17-18 years
    •   MF FM CP
    17.0 - 18.0 years   From 2020-10-01 (ongoing)
    Mode of collection SelfAdministeredQuestionnaire
    Analysis unit Individual
    Instrument name Interpersonal Conflict Questionnaire (ICQ)
    Measure name Parenting
    References
    Laursen, B. (1993). The perceived impact of conflict on adolescent relationships. Merrill Palmer Quarterly, 39, 535-550. // Laursen, B. (1995). Variations in adolescent conflict and social interaction associated with maternal employment and family structure. International Journal of Behavioral Development, 18(1), 151-164.
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