Table 6

PF-WBI Overall Well-being and subscale definitions

ScaleDefinition
Overall Well-beingThe PF-WBI’s overall well-being scale score is an aggregate score, comprising several subsets of items representing different facets of well-being, as defined below. Its items capture well-being wholistically
Relationship and Social/Community FunctioningThe Relationship and Social/Community functioning subscale captures the extent to which individuals or groups: trust the people that they interact with; feel supported by the people around them; feel encouraged by the good quality of their relationships; feel energized by their relationships; feel appreciation for the people around them; and/or feel comforted by support from friends, family and/or significant others
Hope and MoodThe Hope and Mood subscale captures the extent to which individuals or groups: feel their life is worthwhile; have devalued their life as a function of repeated negative life experiences; feel hopeless about the prospect of improving their life; feel worthless as a person; anticipate a happy future; and/or expect that other people would not be sad about one’s death
Stress DetrimentsThe Stress Detriments subscale captures the extent to which individuals or groups: are experiencing recent difficulty concentrating; experience psychological reactions when reminded of unpleasant events; have trouble relaxing; feel disconnected from others; and/or are noticing a recent decrease in memory functioning
Motivation and Self-EsteemThe Motivation and Self-Esteem subscale captures the extent to which individuals or groups: feel proud of themselves; are experiencing a high level of self-esteem; have felt enthusiastic lately; are feeling fulfilled in their life; and/or feel satisfied with their life in an overall way

Note: Some assessment item content is reverse-worded and reverse-scored

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