A three-item scale measuring how close, connected, and positively disposed a person feels toward a specific friend or individual companion. Items assess felt closeness, sense of connection, and general liking, providing a brief and direct measure of dyadic relational closeness in the context of joint decision-making and consumption. Items contain a blank to be filled with the target person's name or description.
Liu, Peggy J. and Kate E. Min (2020). Where do you want to go for dinner? A preference expression asymmetry in joint consumption. Journal of Marketing Research, 57(6), 1037–1054.
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