HUSBAND-WIFE INTERACTION OVER REVEALED DIFFERENCES.

The article focuses on the revealed difference technique to determine husband-wife interaction. It emphasizes whether the methodological innovation and the technique grew from successive sequences of pilot findings which led to research operations. The experiment was conducted on a group of couples from geographically adjacent communities in the Arizona-New Mexico area. It is concluded that the technique consists of requesting subjects to make individual evaluations of experiences shared by them. It also involves in requesting the subjects to reconcile differences in interpretations which may have occurred.