Propriedades Psicométricas Da Escala De Satisfação Com a Vida No Contexto Esportivo Brasileiro

Silva, Walan Robert da; Ferrari, Elisa Pinheiro; Vieira, Mariluce Poerschke; Melo, Gislane Ferreira de; Cardoso, Fernando Luíz

doi:10.1590/1517-869220182401172303

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“…The scale total is the sum of the scores for all these 14 questions. Satisfaction with life will be assessed using the Satisfaction with Life Scale (35), a questionnaire that assesses the cognitive component of life satisfaction, through five items, with response options ranging from 1 (strongly disagree) to 7 (strongly agree), given that the closer to 7 the response, higher are the life satisfaction ratings.…”

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24 h movement behavior and metabolic syndrome study protocol: A prospective cohort study on lifestyle and risk of developing metabolic syndrome in undergraduate students from low-income regions during a pandemic

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Marin²,

Abrão³

et al. 2022

Front. Epidemiol.

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IntroductionObesity and its comorbidities are increasingly prevalent in Latin America, with a more rapid growth in individuals with lower income. The composition of movement behaviors within a 24 h period may have important implications for obesity, metabolic and mental health in cross-sectional data. However, a longitudinal study is needed to confirm the findings from the primarily cross-sectional evidence. The COVID-19 pandemic has been associated with cardiometabolic outcomes and has impeded healthy behavior.ObjectivesThe first objective is to evaluate the time elapsed since the diagnosis of not meeting 24 h movement guidelines and the potential subsequent onset of metabolic syndrome in undergraduate students from low-income regions within 4 years of follow up. The second objective is to test the association between 24 h movement, mental wellbeing, eating behaviors, and abdominal obesity in the period of this pandemic.MethodsThe 24 h movement behavior and metabolic syndrome (24 h-MESYN) study is a multicentre cohort study that will include participants from two Brazilian cities within the 2022–2025 period to asses the first objective, and also a nested case-control study at the baseline will be carried out to evaluate the second objective. Previously, we conducted a feasibility study in the academic year of 2021 to assessing the psychometric properties of subjective tools, refine our study protocol, and adjust the epidemiological conditions of the cohort's subsequent phases (like as prevalence of exposure of interest, sampling process, and study adherence). Statistical tests as Cohen's kappa agreement; factorial analysis; logistic, Poisson and linear regression; and Kaplan-Meier analysis will be performed, in accordance with the objectives.

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24 h movement behavior and metabolic syndrome study protocol: A prospective cohort study on lifestyle and risk of developing metabolic syndrome in undergraduate students from low-income regions during a pandemic

Nascimento-Ferreira

Marin²,

Abrão³

et al. 2022

Front. Epidemiol.

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“…The Satisfied with Life category includes results that may vary from 20 to 35 and is classified as follows: 20 -24 (average score for satisfied), 25 -29 (high score for satisfied), and 30 -35 (very satisfied). The Dissatisfied with Life category includes the following scores: 5 -9 (very dissatisfied), 10 -14 (dissatisfied), and 15 -19 (below the average for satisfaction) (15) .…”

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Correlation between quality of life, depression, satisfaction and functionality of older people with HIV

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Objective: To analyze the correlation between the quality of life, depression, life satisfaction, and functional capacity in elderly people living with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). Methods: A cross-sectional study developed in reference hospitals for treatment and follow-up of people with HIV. 241 elderly people participated by applying a questionnaire containing sociodemographic variables, the HIV/AIDS target quality of Life, the Barthel Index, the Life Satisfaction Scale, and the abbreviated version with 15 items of the Yesavage Geriatric Depression Scale. Results: The analyses showed an inverse correlation between the dimensions of the HAT-Qol with depression, a positive correlation in the domain satisfaction with life, and statistically significant, but weak, with functionality. Conclusion: Depression impairs quality of life in all dimensions, while life satisfaction influences this aspect more positively than functional capacity. Descriptors: Quality of Life; Depression; Personal Satisfaction; Aged; HIV.

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Passion types and life satisfaction among older adult Moroccans: Reliability of scores and mediation by resilience

Ahmed,

Abdelrahman,

Benlahcene

2024

Journal of Psychology in Africa

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Propriedades Psicométricas Da Escala De Satisfação Com a Vida No Contexto Esportivo Brasileiro

Cited by 6 publications

References 17 publications

24 h movement behavior and metabolic syndrome study protocol: A prospective cohort study on lifestyle and risk of developing metabolic syndrome in undergraduate students from low-income regions during a pandemic

24 h movement behavior and metabolic syndrome study protocol: A prospective cohort study on lifestyle and risk of developing metabolic syndrome in undergraduate students from low-income regions during a pandemic

Correlation between quality of life, depression, satisfaction and functionality of older people with HIV

Passion types and life satisfaction among older adult Moroccans: Reliability of scores and mediation by resilience

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