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Area of Science:

  • Psychology
  • Social Psychology
  • Relationship Science

Background:

  • Feeling heard is vital for relationships and self-development but remains understudied psychologically.
  • Existing research lacks a clear definition and validated measure for the experience of feeling heard.

Approach:

  • An integrative literature review defined feeling heard across interpersonal (voice, attention, empathy, respect) and collective (common ground) levels.
  • Two population surveys (N=194, N=1000) were conducted to develop and validate the Feeling Heard Scale (FHS).
  • Psychometric properties of the eight-item FHS were assessed.

Key Points:

  • Feeling heard was conceptualized as a unitary construct.
  • The Feeling Heard Scale (FHS) was developed and validated, demonstrating good psychometric properties.
  • The FHS significantly predicts conversation intentions across various contexts and relationships.
  • The FHS emerged as the strongest predictor of conflict behavior intentions among 15 related variables.

Conclusions:

  • The FHS provides a concise and reliable measure of feeling heard.
  • This scale can assess a crucial dimension of social interaction in interpersonal and professional settings.
  • Applications include enhancing relationship quality and understanding conflict dynamics.