The Relationship Scales Questionnaire (RSQ; Griffin & Bartholomew, 1994) measures the secure attachment, the dismissing attachment, the preoccupied attachment and the fearful attachment. The last one is not exactly the same as the disorganized attachment but the RSQ could be helpful. There is a lake of consensus for the definition and measure of attachment disorganization. There's also the Adult Attachment Interview but it's not paper and pencil assessment. I hope this could help you.

Thanks, Marie, appreciate your input. As I recall Bartholomew and Horowitz proposed a four category model as early as '91, and a few years later Brennan, Clark and Shaver (1998) argued for a dimensional rather than categorical model based upon two variables which resulted in four clusters in the distribution reminiscent of the Bartholomew and Horowitz proposal.

The thing is, those approaches all yield organized patterns. The AAI of course is excellent and will yield unresolved/disorganized status but at roughly an hour and a half per participant is too time consuming for my project. I want to explore the relationship among attachment, dispositional mindfulness and subjective well-being. OTOH, I could use the RSQ and suggest future researchers consult Mary Main and expand the research to include disorganized attachment.

Hi there,

Consider this: https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2018-34374-001.

As well as this: Article Disorganized Attachment in Adulthood: Theory, Measurement, a...