Development and Validation of “Divorcing the Self-Incompatible Scale” (DSIS)

Background: Divorce has become an individualistic as well collective problem in all societies requiring a sound theory and statistics to address it explanatorily empirically. Objective: Almost studies various fields of knowledge have addressed divorce categorically. The present study was, however, designed explore cognitive domain by resorting psychiatry, psychology, religion schema theory. Methodology: Several male female individuals who were divorcing or divorced interviewed develop the 30-item self-incompatible scale (DSIS). was then administered 548 and/or selves (DDS) their responses subjected Principal Axis Factoring Promax with Kaiser Normalization specify what factors underlie scale. Results: 30 items comprising DSIS loaded acceptably on eight representing families Having Various Conflicts, Prioritizing Personal Interests, No Principles, Decency, Different Tastes, Social Media Addiction, Marital Education, Misunderstanding Married Life. correlated significantly not only each other but also divorce. Conclusion: is through which DDS reveal self-theistic, polytheistic practicing monotheistic selves.