Relationship Obsessive-Compulsive Inventory (ROCI)
ROCD Type I Assessment
Can't shake the doubt — is this the right relationship, does your partner really love you? 12-item Relationship Obsessive-Compulsive Inventory (ROCI) by Doron et al. (2012), covering obsessive doubts about love for partner, relationship rightness, and being loved by partner.
What the ROCI Measures
The Relationship Obsessive-Compulsive Inventory (ROCI) was published by Doron, Derby, Szepsenwol, and Talmor in 2012. It is the first scale designed specifically to measure OCD symptoms that center on romantic relationships — not contamination or checking, but doubting the relationship itself.
Twelve items, three dimensions, about 3 minutes:
- Love for Partner (4 items): Do you keep checking whether you really love your partner?
- Relationship Rightness (4 items): Do you constantly question whether the relationship is right?
- Being Loved by Partner (4 items): Do you struggle with doubts about whether your partner loves you?
ROCI scores correlate only moderately (r = 0.45) with general OCD measures — meaning relationship-centered doubting is its own thing, not just OCD showing up in a different domain. The internal consistency is 0.93.
Scoring Guide
Three dimensions of 4 items: Love for Partner, Relationship Rightness, Being Loved by Partner. Total α = .93.Result Interpretation
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