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The Inventory of Interpersonal Problems - IIP 32 is a self-report questionnaire that assesses one's interpersonal difficulties. It's a shorter version of the IIP-64, containing 32 items instead of 64. Here are some key details:

Purpose:

• To identify and measure common interpersonal problems across various situations.
• To evaluate two main dimensions of interpersonal behavior: dominance (controlling vs. submissive) and affiliation (warm vs. cold).
• To provide insights into eight specific subdomains of interpersonal difficulties.

Structure:

• 32 statements representing different interpersonal challenges, starting with "It is hard for me to..." or "I do too much..."
• Respondents rate each statement on a 5-point Likert scale (0 - Not at all, 4 - Very much).

Subscales:

• Dominant/Controlling (PA): Overly assertive, bossy, and manipulative.
• Invasive/Needy (NO): Clingy, intrusive, and overly demanding of attention.
• Overly Nurturing/Self-Sacrificing (LM): Puts others' needs before their own to the point of neglecting themselves.
• Exploitable/Submissive (JK): Easily taken advantage of, avoids conflict, and struggles to assert needs.
• Nonassertive (HI): Difficulty expressing needs, making requests, and standing up for themselves.
• Socially Inhibited (FG): Shy, anxious in social situations, and avoids close relationships.
• Cold/Distant (DE): Emotionally detached, withdrawn, and lacks warmth in relationships.
• Vindictive/Self-Centered (BC): Holds grudges, easily angered, and prioritizes own needs over others'.

Applications:

• Clinical diagnosis: Can help identify interpersonal patterns contributing to mental health issues.
• Therapy: Provides a starting point for discussing and addressing interpersonal difficulties.
• Research: Used to investigate interpersonal behavior and its role in various phenomena.

Limitations:

• Self-report measure, susceptible to biases and inaccurate responses.
• Doesn't provide direct observations of behavior, only self-perceptions.
• Not a diagnostic tool, results should be interpreted by a qualified professional.

Overall, the IIP-32 is a valuable tool for understanding and addressing interpersonal challenges. It's widely used in clinical and research settings and can offer valuable insights for individuals seeking to improve their relationships.

Additional Resources:

• Hogrefe Publishing: https://www.iip.it/en/laboratory-tests/
• Psicodiagnosi: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/319476315_Diseno_y_validacion_del_inventario_de_dependencia_emocional_-_IDE
• Barkham, P. (1996). The IIP‐32: A short version of the Inventory of Interpersonal Problems. https://psycnet.apa.org/getdoi.cfm?doi=10.1037/t05018-000

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