Friedman Well-Being Scale
Cite this measure View MeasureFriedman PH. Friedman well-being scale and professional manual, foundation for well–being. Eur Rev Soc Psychol 1992;4:1-26.
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| Purpose | The Friedman well-being scale consists of a series of 20 opposite adjectives (e.g., angry vs. calm), designed to measure adult well-being. Respondents rate themselves by indicating the extent that each of the adjectives applies to them using a 10-point semantic differential-type scale. It can be scored for an overall measure of well-being, and to track […] |
| Domain(s) | Positive Affect |
| Target population | Adult |
| Number of items | 20 |
| Administration format | self-report |
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| The Professional Research Manual summarizes the results of many studies using the Friedman Belief Scale. https://integrativehelp.com/product/friedman-well-being-scale/ | |
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