2003
DOI: 10.1177/0013164402251040
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The Purpose in Life Scale: Psychometric Properties for Social Drinkers and Drinkers in Alcohol Treatment

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“…Generalisation of the findings is limited due to the small sample sizes and the over-representation of welleducated respondents in the 53 non-US nations compared to the US sample. Marsh et al (2003) define having purpose and meaning in life as having a sense of clear direction in life, a sense of attaining life goals, a belief that daily living activities are meaningful and worthwhile, and a sense of living that is coherent and meaningful coupled with zest and excitement about life. Meaning and purpose in life is crucial for wellbeing, though it may be defined differently and the routes to it may be different (Steger et al, 2006).…”
Section: Character Strengths and Virtuesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Generalisation of the findings is limited due to the small sample sizes and the over-representation of welleducated respondents in the 53 non-US nations compared to the US sample. Marsh et al (2003) define having purpose and meaning in life as having a sense of clear direction in life, a sense of attaining life goals, a belief that daily living activities are meaningful and worthwhile, and a sense of living that is coherent and meaningful coupled with zest and excitement about life. Meaning and purpose in life is crucial for wellbeing, though it may be defined differently and the routes to it may be different (Steger et al, 2006).…”
Section: Character Strengths and Virtuesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Satisfaction with life is linked to reports of presence of meaning in life (Steger et al, 2006). Being able to find meaning and sense in our daily lives and our existence is crucial to health and well-being (Marsh et al, 2003). However, this finding is particular for the Chinese, Indians and females.…”
Section: Life Satisfaction and Life Purposementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This concept was defined as a sense of clear aims in life, a sense of achieving life goals, and a feeling that one's experiences and daily activities are worthwhile and meaningful. 15 People who do not experience meaning in life tend to feel an inner emptiness, a deep discontent, and boredom that increase the probability of the occurrence of mood and addictive disorders, such as smoking dependence. 16 Meaning in life is an outcome of basic need satisfaction: only pursuits that provide basic needs satisfaction will be experienced as meaningful.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In their study with social alcohol drinkers and drinkers in treatment, Marsh, Smith, Piek and Saunders (2003) also identified a single dimension for PIL with the exclusion of 3 items (Items 7, 14, and 15). Yalom (1980) suggested that PIL should consist of six areas, namely, life meaning, life satisfaction, freedom, fear of death, suicide, and personal perception of life (cited in Marsh et al, 2003). Parallel to Yalom's suggestion, some studies have shown that PIL is not a unidimensional instrument as its developers reported but a multidimensional scale.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Croumbaugh and Maholick (1969) reported that the PIL was a unidimensional scale. Later studies found that the scale was both unidimensional (Dale, 2003;Saunders, 2003) and multidimensional (Reker and Cousins, 1979;Shek, Hong and Cheung, 1987;Chamberlain and Zika, 1988;Halama,2009). Procedure Instruments were administered to the students in class hours.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%