Women's Desistance from Crime

Abstract

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Quality of life of Aruban Schoolchildren: Pathways to well-being and problem behavior within the context of school

“…For this study, a new screening instrument was developed in which the items were based on existing instruments such as the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) (Van Widenfelt et al, 2003;Vugteveen et al, 2019), the Utrechtse Coping Lijst UCL (Bijstra et al, 1994), the school questionnaire (Weerman et al, 2007) and the Youth Lifestyle Survey Aruba (YLS) (Van der Wal, 2011) and discussions with professionals in Aruba about aspects that are important in the lives of Aruban children. The KLAS (Kwaliteit van Leven Arubaanse Scholieren [Quality of Life Aruban pupils] (Slotboom et al, 2019) 8 consists of 62 items with a 4-point Likert scale (Almost never -Sometimes -Often -Very Often). We decided to use a 4-point scale instead of a 5-point scale because the problem with 5 points is that children could use the intermediate category due to having no opinion, or they do not want to express their true opinion.…”