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Family Environment Scale Manual

The Family Environment Scale: reliability and normative data for an adolescent sample Candice Boyd METHODAs part of two separate studies (Boyd & Gullone, 1997;Needleman, 1995), the FES was administered to 1,289 adolescents 615 female. Family Environment Scale manual (3rd ed.). Palo Alto, CA: Consulting Psychologists Press. Has been cited by the following article: TITLE: Adolescent Adjustment: The Hazards of Conflict Avoidance and the Benefits of Conflict Resolution.

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Family Environment Scale Manual Moos

The Family Environment Scale (FES) is a self-report instrument developed by Rudolf Moos and colleagues in 1974 to assess the social climates of the families. It focuses on the measurement and description of the interpersonal relationships among family members, on the directions of personal growth which are emphasized in the family, and on the basic organizational structure of the family (Moos, Insel, & Humphrey, 1974, p. 3). It was administered to family members (parents and adolescent children) as a paper-and-pencil inventory with true or false answers. It is one of the ten social climate scale developed to assess the social climate in different setting: community, educational, treatment and residential care, and institution. According to the authors the measurement of social climate represents one of the major ways in which human environments may be characterized, and it may have an important impact on his attitude and mood, his behavior, his health and overall sense of well-being...