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Family Communication Patterns Scale
Gupta and Geetika‚ 2019
savita.gupta@lpu.co.in

1. My parents often say that their decisions are always right and I should not challenge them
2. My parents often give their own examples for working style.
3. My parents encourage me to challenge their opinions at any platform.
4. My parents hear my opinion even when they don’t like it.
6. My parents often say that I will understand better when I grow up.
7. I discuss everything with my parents without hesitation.
9. In our family‚ we often talk about our plans and hopes for the future.
10. My parents often get annoyed with me in front of others.
11. In our family‚ we often support each other.
12. My parents usually say that you should always review both sides of a matter.
13. Disagreement are openly expressed in our family.
14. My family members strongly motivate each other to hold up for their rights.
15. In our family‚ we often discuss current issues at home.
16. My parents feel good when I ask various questions.
17. My parents always motivate me to be independent
18. My parents inspire me to share my feelings with them.
19. My parents praise me in front of others.
20. My parents have rigid thinking about what is right and wrong
21. I and my parents often discuss the activities that we have done during the day.
22. In my family‚ every member has equal right to take the decision.
23. My parents think that it is essential to be a leader.
24.  In our family‚ we usually find faults in each other.
25.  My parents make the final decision.
26. My parents wish that I should not go against their will.
27. In our family‚ we do not take an action on our own.
28. There is more emphasis on obeying rules in our family.
29. My parents get irritated when I ask questions.
30. My parents often criticize my views.

Conversational Orientation (alpha .921)‚ Conformity orientation (alpha .711) and Social Orientation (alpha 0.869)

Conversational Orientation (items: 1‚ 3‚ 4‚ 7‚ 9- 19‚ and 21-23)‚ Conformity orientation (items: 6‚ 24‚ 25‚ 28‚ 29 and 30)‚ Social Orientation (items: 2‚ 26 and 27)
 (1) ‘Strongly disagree’ to (5) ‘Strongly agree’

This instrument can be found at: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/336056889 & https://www.ijrte.org/wp-content/uploads/papers/v8i1C2/A10890581C219.pdf  

Gupta‚ Savita.‚  Geetika‚ M. (2019). Family Communication Patterns Questionnaire: Development and Validation. International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering (IJRTE). ISSN: 2277-3878‚ Volume-8‚ Issue- 1C2