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Family Quality of Life Scale
Dimension: Problems associated with use
Area
Family area
Specificity
General
Year
1985
Author
Olson DH, Wilson M
Identification and Classification
- Instrument
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Family Quality of Life Scale
- Acronym
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NI
- Area
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Family area
- Dimension
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Problems associated with use
- Specificity
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General
- Objective
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To assess perceived stress in different areas of family life
- Factors it measures
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NI
- Year
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1985
- Author
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Olson DH, Wilson M
- Availability
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NI
- Link
Description
- Abstract
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Instrument that assesses the degree of satisfaction in various aspects of family life. It is an instrument with 10 items Likert response option.
- Psychometric characteristics
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It has internal consistency coefficients of 0.81 and test-retest reliability between 0.72 and 0.77.
- No. of items
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10
- Way of administration
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Self-administered
- Way of qualification
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The higher the score, the greater the level of problems in this area.
- Application context
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Clinical, among substance users.
- Population
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Adults
- References
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Olson, D. H., McCubbin, H. I., Barnes, H., Larsen, A., Muxen, M., and Wilson, M. (1985). Minnesota family inventories. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota.