“…The SAT-P questionnaire is a self-administered generic (non-disease-specific) instrument for patients widely used in Italy that provides a global evaluation of quality of life and perceived subjective well-being. The SAT-P test is made up of 32 items related to the subjective satisfaction of different aspects of daily life over the last month, assessed on a 10-cm horizontal, visual, analogue scale (from 0 on the left, "totally dissatisfied", to 100 on the right, "totally satisfied") (22,23). The questionnaire provides two profiles: an analytic profile (that considers singly each of the 32 items) and a synthetic more concise profile that considers the following five factors (as a consequence of factor analysis (22): psychological functioning, physical functioning, work, sleep/eating/leisure, and social functioning).…”