Abstract
New scales measuring assimilation and accommodation (cf. the dual-process framework) were developed for use with young adults. Experts reviewed 41 items which were then administered to 235 young adults (Mage=22; 72% female). Exploratory factor analyses reduced these to two 10-item scales, which demonstrated high internal consistency (α>.90). Confirmatory factor analysis using a second sample (N=236, Mage=22; 77% female) confirmed the proposed structure. Construct validity was supported by finding correlations in the expected directions with measures of goal engagement, disengagement, re-engagement, and life satisfaction. The new scales will allow assimilative and accommodative resources to be assessed in young people.
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