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Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria scale

Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria scale

1. You ask your parents or another family member for a loan to help you a difficult financial time.

(1= very unconcerned, 6= very concerned)
(1= very unlikely, 6= very likely)

2. You approach a close friend to talk to after doing or saying something that seriously upset him/her.

(1=very unconcerned, 6= very concerned)
(1= very unlikely, 6= very likely)

3. You bring up an issue with your significant other and tell him/her how important it is to you.

(1= very unconcerned, 6=very concerned)
(1=very unlikely, 6=very likely)

4. You ask your supervisor for help with a problem you have been having at work.

(1=very unconcerned, 6= very concerned)
(very unlikely, 6= very likely)

5. After a bitter argument, you call or approach your significant other because you want to make up.

(1= very unconcerned, 6= very concerned)
(1= very unlikely, 6=very likely)

6. You ask your parents or other family members to come to an occasion important to you.

(1= very unconcerned, 6= very concerned)
(1=very unlikely, 6=very likely)

7. At a party, you notice someone on the other side of the room that you'd like to get to know, and you approach him or her to try to start a conversation.

(1=very unconcerned, 6=very concerned)
(1=very unlikely, 6=very likely)

8. Lately, you've been noticing some distance between yourself and your significant other, and you ask him/her if there is something wrong.

(1=very unconcerned, 6=very concerned)
(1=very unlikely, 6=very likely)

9. You call a friend when there is something on your mind that you feel your really need to talk about.

(1=very unlikely, 6=very likely)
(1=very unconcerned, 6=very concerned)
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