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The Multiple Heritage Couple Questionnaire

Sam Houston State University, rch003{at}shsu.edu

Richard E. Watts

Sam Houston State University

Rebecca Bustamante

Sam Houston State University

The Multiple Heritage Couple Questionnaire (MHCQ) is a revision and extension of the Interracial Couple Questionnaire (ICQ). It is designed to help counseling professionals attend to crucial information that is often overlooked when working with multiple-heritage couples.

Key Words: multiple heritage • interracial couples • multiple-heritage couples

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The Family Journal, Vol. 15, No. 4, 405-408 (2007)
DOI: 10.1177/1066480707304794


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