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Descriptive Statistics for Wave 1 Subscales Variable Love Conflict Ambivalence Maintenance Self-esteem Affect Nurturance Energy Unadaptive Unpredictable Dull Fussy-Distraught 2. 09 Estimating Scale Items The first question to be considered is, under what circumstances can missing data be treated prior to any analysis? When one or a few items are missing from questionnaires or scales, these items can be estimated prior to scale construction and data analysis. This kind of missing data often occurs because the respondent has overlooked or refused to answer an item.
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