Analysis assesses emotional stability and optimism's impact on well-being in youth during wartime, highlighting key protective factors.
The Subjective Well-Being Scale (Perrudet-Badoux et al., 1988) consists of 17 items designed to assess the emotional dimensions of well-being (originally termed «Bien-être» in French). Respondents evaluate each statement using a 7-point Likert scale, ranging from 1 (“Totally disagree”) to 7 (“Totally agree”). Both the English and Ukrainian versions of the instrument are provided below.
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