Big Bang Theory's relationship strength test

If you know the TV series Big Bang Theory, You probably saw episode 3 of the eighth season in which Sheldon and Amy answered the questions of a couple test in which they obtained a score of 8.2 points on, 10 presuming from it against Leonard and Penny.

This test really exists. Is he Relationship Closeness Inventory, something like Proximity index of a relationship And it was developed in 1988 by Ellen Berscheid and Mark Snyder of the University of Minnesota, and Allen M. Omoto of the University of Kansas. We offer you free the Castilian version of the test.

The test effectively offers a score between 1 and 10, valuing the strength and depth of a relationship between two people. This relationship is understood, in a broad sense, as the link between two people, whether they are a couple, simply friends, or family.

You must Choose the person with whom you have the closest, closest, committed and intimate relationship of all, and answer the following questionnaire about that person.

For some, this person can be the partner with whom he is partying, or someone with whom he has a romantic relationship, but for others, it can be a close person, an intimate friend, a family member or a partner.

It doesn't matter what kind of relationship we have with that person, as long as he is the only person with whom we have such a deep relationship.

This test only offers guidance and lacks diagnostic value.

Start of the test

You must answer all the numbered questions of the test. The questions not answered have been highlighted.

Result of the strength test of interpersonal relationships

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