How many items does Diener's Flourishing Scale have?
Eight items on a 7-point scale; the total runs from 8 to 56 and there are no reversed items.
مقیاس شکوفایی دینر و همکاران (۲۰۱۰) با ۸ سؤال و طیف هفتدرجهای دربارهی معنا، رابطهها، درگیری، شایستگی و خوشبینی؛ نمرهی ۸ تا ۵۶ خودکار حساب میشود و در خروجی اکسل و SPSS ستون جدا دارد.
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“پرسشنامه شکوفایی دینر (Flourishing Scale)” has 8 questions; every question is required. Question types: Single choice (8). 56 ready-made options across 8 choice questions, all editable in the online version.
A brief eight-item summary of a person's self-perceived success in important areas such as relationships, self-esteem, purpose and optimism. The items ask about meaning and purpose, supportive relationships, engagement in daily activities, contributing to others, competence, being a good person, optimism and being respected. It gives a single psychological well-being score, and a high score means the person has many psychological resources and strengths.
| Score | Level | Suggested action |
|---|---|---|
| 8–56 | Higher score = more flourishing | No cut-off |
The authors set no cut-offs or levels for the Flourishing Scale; analyse the score as continuous and compare it with your own sample or published norms.
Original instrument: Ed Diener and colleagues, 2010
The scale is copyrighted by Diener and his co-authors, who state that all professionals (researchers and practitioners) are free to use it without permission or charge as long as the authors are credited; requests for permission are not answered individually because permission is granted on their site. Translation is free as well; the authors only ask to be sent a copy of the translation.
Translated by Porsino; for formal research, cite a validated (normed) Persian version.
Eight items on a 7-point scale; the total runs from 8 to 56 and there are no reversed items.
It has no official cut-off; a higher score means the person sees more psychological resources and strengths in themselves. In research, use the score as continuous.
The SWLS measures a global judgement about one's life; the Flourishing Scale measures self-perceived success in important areas such as relationships, self-esteem, purpose and optimism.