To revise the Attitudes Toward Singlehood Scale(ATSS)and test its reliability, validity and
measurement invariance across gender in Chinese college students. A total of 881 college students were
tested. The results showed that the revised Chinese version of the Attitudes Toward Singlehood Scale was
consistent with the original scale, and the 3-factor model of ATSS has acceptable construct validity . The
score of this scale was positively correlated with the score of Satisfaction With Life Scale and negatively
correlated with the score of Short-form of the UCLA Loneliness Scale. Both Cronbach’s coeffcients and
retest reliability coefficients after 2 weeks of ATSS were in conformity with standards of the psychometrics.
The 3-factor model satisfied the cross-gender strong equivalence, and had different measurement errors
between male and female students. In conclusion, the Chinese version of the Attitudes Toward Singlehood
Scale has good reliability and validity in Chinese college students, which can be used as an effective tool to
test the attitude toward singlehood in Chinese college students.